What to Do The idea behind this activity is to discover some of the key features, aspects, traits, or characteristics that make up the style of certain artistic eras. You will get to look at three examples from some main eras to see if you can discover what the painters did in common that give a similar look or style to each grouping of three. You will look at how the painters used the elements of design to communicate a shared goal.
You will be looking at three pieces from the Mannerist period. You must describe how each of these pieces shows elements of Mannerist art. In completing this activity you must show how all of the pieces share similar elements. Please refer back to the elements of design page if you forget the terms from the beginning of the year. You must describe each piece and you must use at least 5 of the terms to show how they are each great examples of mannerist art. Jacopino del Conte (artist) Madonna and Child with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist, c. 1535
For more information about any of the pieces you can go to the Mannerism Tour on the National Gallery website. There are detailed descriptions of each piece.
The idea behind this activity is to discover some of the key features, aspects, traits, or characteristics that make up the style of certain artistic eras. You will get to look at three examples from some main eras to see if you can discover what the painters did in common that give a similar look or style to each grouping of three. You will look at how the painters used the elements of design to communicate a shared goal.
You will be looking at three pieces from the Mannerist period. You must describe how each of these pieces shows elements of Mannerist art. In completing this activity you must show how all of the pieces share similar elements. Please refer back to the elements of design page if you forget the terms from the beginning of the year. You must describe each piece and you must use at least 5 of the terms to show how they are each great examples of mannerist art.
Jacopino del Conte (artist)
Madonna and Child with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist, c. 1535
Perino del Vaga (artist)
The Nativity, 1534
Agnolo Bronzino (painter)
The Holy Family, c. 1527/1528
For more information about any of the pieces you can go to the Mannerism Tour on the National Gallery website. There are detailed descriptions of each piece.